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v1.44.0
Multi-Origin Client Portal Gateway
Serve multiple branded client portals from a single server — one portal runtime handles several different hostnames, each with its own branding and client links
v1.43.0
Run Your Server Without Root
Run your server as a non-root sudo user — firewall, brute-force protection, SSH hardening, Docker and deploys all work when Server Compass signs in as a sudo account instead of roo...
v1.42.2
Review Device Sync Instead of Overwriting Everything
Review device sync before anything is overwritten — when both devices have changed, Device Sync lists what exists only on this machine, only in the remote snapshot, and what change...
Recent blog posts
View allSep 23 · 5 min read
Review Device Sync Before It Overwrites, and Serve Every Client Their Own Portal
Server Compass 1.44.0 shows you what changed on each device before a sync writes anything, and lets one server host branded client portals on separate hostnames.
Sep 9 · 5 min read
Deploy a PHP or Static Site Without a Git Repo
New Static Site and PHP Site templates put HTML on Nginx or PHP 8.3 on Apache with an editable document root — no repository, no build step, and a redeploy that keeps your files.
Sep 9 · 6 min read
Stop Running Your VPS as Root
Server Compass now runs as a non-root sudo user end to end — firewall, brute-force protection, SSH hardening, Docker and deploys all work from an ordinary account, and disabling root login stays locked until a working key-based fallback is verified.